I am looking for an open source JMS implementations.
So far I have narrowed it down to:
JBossMQ
JORAM
OpenJMS
ActiveMQ
We currently run JBossMQ 3 something, and just by itself it is
pretty slowish comparing to WSMQ.
I tried ActiveMQ, and just with basic examples, basic set up, and Hermes I started experiencing some queue corruptions with its berkley db. (primary and secondary key out of synch?).
So - Can anyone recommend me a Open Source JMS that you actually used in a serious production environement with good results in terms of performance, and reliability.
Thank you,
Edmon
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Need recommendation for open source JMS (2 messages)
- Posted by: Edmon Begoli
- Posted on: December 20 2004 14:15 EST
Threaded Messages (2)
- free solution by damian frach on December 26 2004 09:43 EST
- OpenSource issues by Glen Klyuzner on April 04 2005 16:38 EDT
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free solution[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: damian frach
- Posted on: December 26 2004 09:43 EST
- in response to Edmon Begoli
SUN's MQ from the SUN app server 7 and 8 PE is not opensourced, but it is totally free even for production
documentation is free also; not like JBOSS .... -
OpenSource issues[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Glen Klyuzner
- Posted on: April 04 2005 16:38 EDT
- in response to Edmon Begoli
So far I found:
- JBoss is not stand alone JMS product (will be released only in 2Q). It is part of JBoss j2EE server. It could be extracted, but ...
- Joram doesn't:
support HTTP protocol between Client/Server only between Server/Server. Plus it doesn't provide bootable configuration for JNDI and Server
- ActiveMQ is OK from functional point of vew, but it is required more testing. I've seen TCP socket trashing issues during connect.
- OpenJMS still doesn't support HTTP for client